Coop recovers from a tender groin muscle, while congratulating:
LadyX: 17,000 Experience
Dream-of-Duke: 21,000 Experience
reverend: Level 44
rocky99213: 30,000 Medal Points
At 5/16/12 07:37 AM, Bahamut wrote:
At 5/16/12 04:30 AM, Coop wrote:
At 5/15/12 08:08 AM, Bahamut wrote:
Freakin' BOINK!
Seriously, when you said Boink, I thought of this
You'll bonk anything, won't you Lister?
Aha! Giving me a Red Dwarf quote with nothing after it? A superb plan sir, with just two minor flaws: One, we just can't stop Coop quoting Sci-Fi television shows and two, we just can't stop Coop quoting Sci-Fi television shows. Now, I realise that it is technically only one flaw... but it was such a big flaw, that I felt it was worth mentioning twice.
They only have three albums anyway.
So I saw. I've got to get some new music, but give it some time and a little more cash. I might just do that.
Yeah, I don't like overflowing myself with tons of new music. Listening to what I have already is good as well.
Well, Dr. Sticks managed that, with about 20 albums. King Crimson is weird as hell, Control Denied is pretty average and I'm not so sure about The Deceased, to be honest. Rush is cool, mind.
3 more trophies - Petruccio in Memoriam (Collect all feathers, get given the Auditore Cape); Show Your Colours (Wear the Auditore Cape in each city) and Master Assassin (Collect all other trophies)
Not bad at all. Show Your Colours is damn easy to do.
If you call running across rooftops, alleyways and the like, collecting 100 feathers and delivering them to Ezio's mother in Monteriggioni damned easy, then yes, it is. You need to deliver the 100 feathers to her, so that she gives you the Auditore Cape to wear in each city.
All done, 51 trophies gained for that title... Might get the DLC for Assassin's Creed 2 now.
At 5/16/12 09:13 PM, reverend wrote:
RIP my potential former retirement level.
It wasn't that good. No retirement party for you now!
At 5/16/12 11:37 PM, gamejunkie wrote:
At 5/16/12 04:30 AM, Coop wrote:
Some days I can't even get out of bed because things are so bad. So where I am concerned, you may want to consider not being such a grammar nazi towards my extremely rare typos. :-P
I was not privy to such information, so I'll let them slide from this post onwards.
Wow! Really? I thought everyone knew I had a broken back (and more) and that I'm constantly heavily medicated. I have good days and bad days. But the bad days are BAD!! Anyways, it's all good. No harm, no foul.
Never realised that, to be honest. Sorry to hear that, hope there are more good days than bad. Guess I'll stop whinging about a pulled groin, then, from last night's cricket. We lost, but I may have aggrivated it, by running singles and twos for the duration of my innings.